Everybody has their own favourite
Christmas films, and more often than not they tend to be those watched every
year during your childhood. The ones you can quote line for line, and aren’t
ashamed to admit you love. That’s the beauty of the Christmas film, by their
very nature they almost have to be sappy, family-friendly,
it’ll-all-be-OK-in-the-end schmaltz, and some are so much the better for it.
Whilst A Christmas Story may not be my personal favourite, I can absolutely see
why others may adore it, and you give me National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation,
The Muppet Christmas Carol or Elf every day of December and you’ll find it a
difficult task to prise me from the sofa. But this post isn’t about any of
those film, it’s about a series of films, all set over the holiday period, which
I feel I should write about, because I love them so much. That’s right, it’s
Home Alone.
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Tuesday, 1 January 2013
Violence is Funny
Everybody has their own favourite
Christmas films, and more often than not they tend to be those watched every
year during your childhood. The ones you can quote line for line, and aren’t
ashamed to admit you love. That’s the beauty of the Christmas film, by their
very nature they almost have to be sappy, family-friendly,
it’ll-all-be-OK-in-the-end schmaltz, and some are so much the better for it.
Whilst A Christmas Story may not be my personal favourite, I can absolutely see
why others may adore it, and you give me National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation,
The Muppet Christmas Carol or Elf every day of December and you’ll find it a
difficult task to prise me from the sofa. But this post isn’t about any of
those film, it’s about a series of films, all set over the holiday period, which
I feel I should write about, because I love them so much. That’s right, it’s
Home Alone.
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